The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-23

next month TO lady Of Boston, and 60 to Flor
ida for the winter
Roht. W. Morris, auditor Of Floyd county.
was ia the city yesterday.
DIR. Maurice Butler will entertain large
numbe of his young friends this evening with a
dancing party.
P. III. Clark. real estate agent Of Washing
ton. Ind, in the city Yesterday, negotiating
loans for his patrons in Daviess county.
Miss Jessie Clippinger will give whist party
on next Monday evening, at the residence or her
sister. Mrs NJ. Jillson, on North Delaware
street.
The Hotel brotherhood Military Band will
give an entertainment at Tomlipson Hall on
Monday evening next. with many other inter
esting features besides the music
Joshua Morris, auditor of Henry county,
made his report, yesterday. to the Superinten6
ent of Public Instruction, relative to funds on
hand and ready for apportionment
Mr. E. NJ. Holloway, formerly of this city,
but now of St Paul. is here to spend the holi.
days with friends. He is In excellent health
and enthusiastic concerning st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blair and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Taylor have issued invitations for a
dancing party on Tuesday evening in honor of
Misses Katherine Elston and Helen Smith. OF
Charlottesville, Misses Lois PIERCE and Susie
van Valtenburg.
The High-school Debating Club gave an en-
tertainment in the High-scnool hall on Thurs
day. 1t comprised Christmas stories recita-
tons and music. Original stories we're given by
nal poem was read by Jno T.. Clinton.
G. j. Williams, of Hamilton, O., passed
through the city yesterday, from the West,
where be has been to make some purchases in
real estate. He thinks that, considering the
quality and price of land. Indiana is q much
more desirable place of residence than Kansas.
Miss Allie Nettleton gave tea yesterday in
honor or her guest. Miss Kittie Earnshaw of
Cincinnati, who is here to spend the holidays.
The table appointments were very tasteful,
the only floral embellishments being white
hyacinths and the twelve young ladies were
each recipiants of corsage bouquet of the
same flower. Those present Misses Ma
mic and Nellie Black, Bssse Wilson,, Jessie
Stone, Nellie Parks. Caroline Freidler. Martha
Gardner. Angelina Pearce, Maud Perry and
Hattie Smt4h
Mrs. }. W. Dryer and daughters, Misses Mary
and Nancy, and Mrs. j. w. Bryan, gave large
reception yesterday afternoon at the residence
of the former, No. 630 North Pennsylvania
street. The guests were received by these
hostesses and eight friends. Miss Boyd, of
Louisville and the Misses Bryan, assisted in en-
tertaining. The decorations were OF holly and
evergreen suitable to the season, and were taste
fully arranged. There were about one hundred
and fifty ladies in attendance, ard the parlors
were crowded from the hour of till 3 o'clock.
ELLIoTT-BLEssING.
Special to the Indianaooiis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, Dec. 22-Ths evening, at 7:30,
the residence Of Mr.. John Blessing was the
scene of a brilliant gathering to witness the
marriage of Mr. Edward E. Elliott and Miss
Gertle Blessing. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. T. L. Hughes. pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church. Following the ceremony an
elegant collation. was served. The groom is one
of the most prominent young business men in
this city, while the bride has for several years
been reigning belle in society. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott left or the night train for an extended
trip in the South. The presents were quite
numerous and of a most valuable character.
Guests were present from Chicago, Indianapolis
and several other points.
KRAMER KELLER
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCAsTLE, Ind, Dec. 22.-Horace f. Kra-
mer, well-known young man of Lebanon, Ind.
and Miss Minnie Keeler, accomplished and
popular young lady of this city, were married
this afternoon at the residence Of the brides
parents. Rev. John Stafford, OF Mace Ind.
brother-in-law of the groom, performing the GER
emory Mr. and Mrs. Kramer left on the after
noon train for Lebanon, where they will make
their future home.